Before @solana was worth billions, it was just a repo called Silk.
Then on March 28, 2018, they renamed it. same code, different name.
It's on Solana's official github.
github.com/solana-labs/solan…
$SILK
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Replying to @AlbicelesteTalk
Nope. The guy is hero for 2022, did his job brilliantly, but it time to move on. Thanks Rodrigo!
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Replying to @AlbicelesteTalk
Even though I love him a lot but, I don't think he should.....There are a lot of young players who can contribute. Infact, I doubt if Rodri will even continue playing once Leo retires
anon retweeted
Replying to @AlbicelesteTalk
Sorry, but no. Invest on youngster that can deliver well, mix then with senior to guide them
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Replying to @AlbicelesteTalk
No, and he shouldnt have started in the final of the world cup either..he still has talent but his physical condition reflects his age.
Replying to @AlbicelesteTalk
هو كان لا يستحق التواجد في 2026 فما بالك في نوفمبر
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Replying to @AlbicelesteTalk
Not on form there are others more suited for the future. Thank you for everything De Paul
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Pep Guardiola: “Messi was everything to my career. He made me more competitive than even my parents did.”
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Mi XI ideal de River y Boca, teniendo en cuenta el debut profesional, ya que muchos jugadores no se formaron íntegramente en el club.
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Ahora que se viene el Superclásico, armé los equipos de River y Boca pero con jugadores que surgieron de sus INFERIORES desde 1930 en adelante.
¿Qué once les parece mejor?
Y si se enfrentaran: ¿Cómo saldría el partido?
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I’ve been to England and Argentina and I was impressed they both have electricity.
Here's all the similarities I have noticed between Argentina and England (and I guess Europe in general): 🇦🇷🏴
- Milanesa & fries is basically fish & chips.
- Lemons are yellow, not green.
- Crustless sandwiches (miga).
- Baked pasties (empanadas).
- Lots of smokers.
- Lots of tattoos.
- Smaller hatchback cars.
- Afternoon tea.
- Bread for breakfast.
- Lots of English architecture & infrastructure.
- More direct and "colder" personality.
- Petrol sold by the litre.
- Lactose free milk isn't as common.
- Similar fashion.
I think Argentine culture is definitely more similar to Europe than the rest of Latin America, at least in the areas I have been.
For sure there are more similarities, but this is what comes to mind right now.
When I tell Argentines where I'm from I have only ever been met with kindness and interest.
I hope our nations can be better friends once again and that we can separate our governments actions from the people.
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Replying to @diegotruninger
Very cool! I probably plan to do as your great grandparents did 😁
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Replying to @SovereignLatam
Ha! Not all of them went that far south. British descendants are all over Argentina, mostly in the countryside. My mother’s side were Scots who settled in northern Entre Ríos, where you can still find plenty of Scottish surnames. My father’s side were mostly English, spread around the country, but always on estancias. Plenty of sunshine, and better beef.
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Replying to @diegotruninger
Haha, most of the British decided to go somewhere even colder 😅 probably much more sunshine though down there.
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Replying to @SovereignLatam
absolutely.
Not only that. British schools, sports, football clubs, railways.

































